The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
DUDES HELD UP TO VIEW.
4 slRATo6A STUDY or THE MEN
WHO LEAD THE FkSHIONA


stieks-svperierity or Mr.. Berry wall.
SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-stovepipe hats are
very scarce Not even all the dudes wear Thorn
in the evenings, and one 10 sure OF them only
! on the heads Of prosperous politicians, hotel
clerks, and old men. The custom lie for mon
who aim TO DO fashionable to wear white straw
hats in the daytime and brown Derbys ct
night. The white Derby 10 abandoned.
The perfect dudes-the rich ones who have
taste-nsarly all dress precisely alike In the
evening. The rule 10 to have very loose
trousers OF dark cloth with faint stripe. q cut
away frock coat buttoned to show only two or
two and q half inches Of . scarf OF q
delicate light shade decked with small
pin OF dark stones such as rubies, garnete.
or emeralds. The collar 10 quite high. and
turned down In two broad bends In front.
Patent leather CATERS. . black high hat or
brown Derby complete what is visible Of this
dress; They stil oaTry big Gsne. and all a ,'-
clothes 70 loose and biz that their heads E, look
many pins. In the daytime this general loose
ness Of dress 10 carried to an extreme, The
then huSs eSats Of
little round 6ats Their canes, or sticks.
main x Ssns SSnds q Or "a silver
Gloves have a%ost from the
Ses IS: Young ns '1 mem ssna
Nothing more than moustache Is permissi-
bic on the face. OF tho fashionable man. and he
wears his hair trifie LONG: particularly in
tho stock and Produce EIchanses-tsbs q
uted To pictiire them on the Artful DodRer-
haze wholly disappeared. -,
White vests are worn. but, are not exposed.
down csSes are still still! eateSed In the middle.
Stick he : sone to OF sh 1T WITH s BS. nsiSsr q
these rules holds good with Mr.; Wall. He is
this morning r1 s5rsysd IN = pale DR. dEab suit
plain leather Shoes C hish Collar. and i sht
opsn snd dssosss n an White
NJ AN AZ :. NJ :sSSsa
blades and tho isrruie below his coat. Does
this strike the serious reader as trine9 He
Young men of fashion viii be seen carrying
their canes In that way. This piece Of news Is
to X6ss1sb hs ssd 1Si . M sg nS,
but philosophical refectionl . cast Iron OK
preston Of lace is required In the perfect dude
just = tinge OF sad moss showing through it. 70
look exactly as a dude desires TO look Imagine
1S to friend who Who oaSs to
have 1t from you. but Is not going to get i.
These young tailors' models ct Long Branch
American society, They are practically the
only Young men .n,o who stay Ct such places the
d IT, TRsy have to q
i made .Se!s pIiss-;sompsw VII; Beyond middle
Until the dudes arrived there were no Young
men Ht such PLACES except a those who came for
mon who are either heirs In receipt OF fortunes.
large or small or else pensioners OF rich fathers.
The college HSy is no. to be sssss s A. duds
ss shs Pert fraud 3
T mouths tbs se s and HEY are
81 Thsy and gke out end
dangerous to themselves or society than smoke
cigarettes. They don't compare with the gem
pail after the ladies have retired, gamble ike
to h. SIM
q Nj. %s!l's: & !. would not he i devoid q
poeS % 70
Tss sso copy NJ .s as s
another Is built like brewer. and another Is
Dudes are like athletes and prize nghters--in
ther prime when ,young.but 80 Is dudes
best age while "a Is nearer the best age OF an
In one Of their relations to society the dudes
commend ma; respect They are models OF grace
They never are covered when with ladies un-
less permission y accorded them to PVT gt on
III Of
pose Of body, and their ability, to listen tper-
sy Of
would make all men far more popular with the
ladies' Even 10 bowling to a lady. the genuine
female friend that she il specially honored, and
that shs got his best bow-ths kind he was saw
II fh al kiss e y shs Dude. mot with . aisep-
ported novel dres. coat from parisE "a black
ofics In charge Of tho door had orders to sd.
KIM ~ ns ia that his ' coat and
sss :sd $.s ss$
the requisite tails In his room, and had to go
and put them on.
He Is said TO make no bones Of the situation.
but orders with a free and !ordly hand the par
euar brand be 81 R makes
he Is as much with the wonderland the same
women a. before-as In former years. He had
10 y cOIupduIoD, VI W Wltuiu low uhys.h worry
handsome young Frenchman representing the
ancient house Of the famous widowed vintner
stir. But the Frenchman found himself too
strongly tempted at tho club and broke away.
The King is not considered as well on as he
sympathy. for him would be out OF place, as he |
is generally believed to be In receipt OF an In
come Of s33 a day outside Of and beyond his |
earnings In his new vocation.
Last OF all. on this subject, there is nothing
40 hldeous to dudes ears as the word dude"
N han hA 10 nj oh tinfr
They call each other tidy" meet" and say OF |
their comrades, "So-and 80 has taste" or
" dresses WELL" but that particular word tdudel
never. passes their lips. at Is Bowery term" |
one OF them said yesterday
SHE MADE THE BURGLAR RETREzT